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_creationDateDatetimeJune 29, 2010 9:11:15 PM
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TopicPageRestoring American Financial Stability Act
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AuthorList of Page, delimiter: ,Nicole Gelinas
SourcePageNew York Post
DateDateJune 28, 2010
URLURLhttp://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/rotten_reform_LOEzv2SW7w5JTWThXLIYHJ
QuoteText"The obvious -- and correct -- way to end Wall Street rescues is to let a failed financial firm go ''bankrupt''. That is, the people who ''invested'' in a failed company -- including bondholders, people owed money on derivatives and other lenders -- should take the losses. Instead, Congress would "end" bailouts by directing the feds to rescue the creditors to any failed "too big to fail" financial company. Later, the feds would make the failed firm's ''competitors'' pay the cost."
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A rotten 'reform' by Nicole Gelinas (New York Post, June 28, 2010) (view)